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Submitted almost 5 years ago

Responsive design using SASS

Jeremy Aza•105
@jeremyaza
A solution to the Article preview component challenge
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Can I use many divs for the HTML structure?

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  • Cat Ballar•175
    @catcarbonell
    Posted almost 5 years ago

    Sure, you can use many divs for structure--but do you really want to? Accessibility would be an issue there, especially if you're just using divs. Also, your back-end dev might not appreciate that. Also, try out making it responsive! The vast majority of users are mobile-only, so you should practice!

    One thing I really liked was the implementation of the animated share bubble. I appreciated the smooth transition!

  • Alex Camacho•245
    @alexcamachogz
    Posted almost 5 years ago

    Good solution, but what happened with the responsive? You only have the desktop view so for me is incomplete. I think you should also do the mobile view.

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